New chondro clutch photos

WOW.....:bow:! Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!! I want some GTP's....one day I will start collecting them!

looking good,is that the first thing they do,just come out da egg and go rap around a stick lol,weird nice looking snakes, They seem small like corns but if you ask me look a whole lot better.

Again, you put pictures up of chondros and I have to tie my hands down to not order a cage for 2 and take them home ... all it due time though :)

Congrats on all the healthy babies, keep us updated with them :):gj:

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Originally Posted by Thepythonman12

looking good,is that the first thing they do,just come out da egg and go rap around a stick lol,weird nice looking snakes, They seem small like corns but if you ask me look a whole lot better.

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Pretty much... we stick a perch in the hatch bin and collect them off of it when they come out. It's all instinct at that age - usually within the first couple of nights they'll start using their tail to try to lure in prey too.

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Originally Posted by DSGB

OMFG looks like a bunch of little hell raisers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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My wife laughed at this for a good 5 minutes :)

Congrats on the great clutch! Then again how can a clutch of morelia not be great? :D

Goodluck with all of them. GTP's will be in my collection some day

Dude that red is nuts. They even have red eyes. What color will the red ones turn and how long will it take?

Absolutely beautiful babies!! Congrats!! The red ones are insane looking... it's too bad they don't stay that color. I can't wait til I have the money and space to get one of these guys!!

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Originally Posted by TrpnBils

Pretty much... we stick a perch in the hatch bin and collect them off of it when they come out. It's all instinct at that age - usually within the first couple of nights they'll start using their tail to try to lure in prey too.

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So adorable!! :D I was wondering about that too. It's amazing what instinct can do.

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Originally Posted by AEnimaDrummer98

Dude that red is nuts. They even have red eyes. What color will the red ones turn and how long will it take?

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The reds turn the same colors as every other chondro out there, but in past clutches we've produced what are called "mite phase" ones (green but with some black scales thrown in here and there) from the super dark red ones.

We've had them start turning at 3 months but for certain localities it can take up to a couple of years to completely change over.

Gorgeous babies! I love the first pic where they are all bunched together!